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Ramsay, Amy Maude. “The Relief Client and the Public Li-
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Southwest Relief District, Chicago.” Unpublished Master’s
report, The University of Chicago, 1939.

Relief records and personal interviews of a sample of relief
cases within a one mile radius of Hamilton Park Branch and
Walker Branch (Negro), April-June, 1938. ‘

Ridgway, Helen A. “The Reading Habits of Adult Non-Users of
the Public Library in a Typical Metropolitan Community,”
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Master’s thesis, Columbia University, 1934.

Personal interviews with 225 nonregistrants of Flushing, New
York, January, 1934.

Rozendal, Hendrine. “A Study of the Reference Service of the
Davenport, Iowa, Public Library for the Period from 1925-
1934.” Unpublished Master’s thesis, University of Illinois, 1936.
Analysis of sample of 29,244 reference questions recorded by
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Schuler, Edgar A., and Gus Turbeville. “The Relation of Rural
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Personal interviews with 184 residents (mainly housewives) of
Lenawee County, Michigan, in both open country and village,
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Scott Margaret Helen. “Reading in an Alabama County; a Study
of Negro Adults in Talladega County, Alabama.” Unpublished
Master’s report, University of Chicago, 1943.

Individual reading records and registration records for 2,782
previously unserved Negroes in Talladega County, October,
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i Shea, Agatha Louise. “Publications Read by School Chlldren
Who Use the Public Library.” Unpublished Master’s thesis,
The University of Chicago, 1938.

Reading records (2 weeks) for 2,554 girls and 1,600 boys,
grades VI-XII, in 18 branches and downtown children’s room